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Locally transmitted Zika infections have been detected in the Miami area, probably from mosquito bites. This could pose a problem for Florida tourism.

Fox News' coverage of the Democratic convention skipped some big moments.

Italy's oldest bank has secured a multi-billion dollar rescue after a European test of its financial strength showed it would not survive an economic shock.

Ride-hailing companies have claimed they reduce drunk driving, but a new study found no impact in fatalities in the United States.

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The Democratic and Republican conventions may have just ended, and the general election may just be getting into full swing, but there's another campaign already starting that has plenty of politics and contentiousness of its own to offer.

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The book will focus on "finding meaning in the face of adversity," drawing on her own experience losing her husband.

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Matt Damon has been famous almost since the beginning of his career, but it was Jason Bourne that made him a bankable actor in Hollywood.

Iran's grand plan to buy aircraft from Boeing and Airbus faces serious obstacles at home and abroad.

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With live editions of his "Late Show" on CBS over the past two weeks, covering the two weeks of political conventions, Stephen Colbert has generated more energy, more buzz and more digital views than any previous period in his first year on the network -- not to mention some of his best ratings this year.

ExxonMobil hasn't made this little money since 1999. It's a sign of how even the biggest oil companies are grappling with the new world of cheap oil.

Hillary Clinton woke up Friday to bad news: the U.S. economy is slowing. It could make it harder for her to win in November.

Sara Mauskopf started Winnie to help parents find everything from parks to family-friendly restaurants.

The U.S. economy only grew 1.2% between April and June compared to the same time a year ago, according to official figures released Friday.